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Jordan fans can now glimpse two major 2025 releases: the Air Jordan 1 “Bred” with its iconic ’85 cut, set for All-Star weekend, and the Air Jordan 4 “Rare Air,” arriving in the summer with retro-inspired details.
Air Jordan 1 'Bred' Returns in 2025 with OG '85 Cut for 40th Anniversary
Even though the Air Jordan 1’s market value may have fluctuated since its peak during the pandemic, the OG Air Jordan 1 remains a cornerstone in sneaker culture. This enduring legacy announced the Air Jordan 1 “Bred” release in 2025, a monumental moment against a lineup of high-profile releases next year. With retailer images now surfacing, the long-awaited release is beginning to feel within reach.
While fans already know the iconic color-blocking of the “Bred” Jordan 1, these images confirm the details that make this re-release special: the model will feature the OG ’85 cut, complete with a higher collar, a scaled-down Wings logo, and a modified Swoosh that mirrors the original. As delays and cancellations ripple across the Jordan lineup, these first in-hand images reassure collectors awaiting the drop of this classic colorway.
Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1, the “Bred” release is the first proper reissue of the once-banned colorway in nearly a decade. While alternate satin and patent leather versions have offered a modern twist, nothing compares to the return of the faithful original—something Jordan Brand aims to replicate precisely in 2025.
The Air Jordan 1 High ’85 “Bred” will be released in February 2025, aligning with All-Star weekend, and priced at $250.
Air Jordan 4 'Rare Air' Unveils Retro Details, Summer 2025 Release Date Confirmed
For fans looking ahead to Jordan Brand’s 2025 slate, the Air Jordan 4 “Rare Air” also turns heads with newly released images, deciding which pairs to prioritize even tougher. Following news of collaborations like the Fragment Union Jordan 1, AWAKE NY Jordan 5, and the Air Jordan 3 “Pure Money,” this “Rare Air” Jordan 4 stands out with distinct details.
According to Sneaker News, the latest images highlight a dusty finish on the mudguard, visible contrast stitching, and vintage off-white accents on the midsole, giving the shoe a retro aesthetic. The tongue branding reveals an interchangeable setup with a removable blue-on-white Jumpman tag and “Rare Air” text that peeks through velcro when resting. Inside, a unique “Rare Air” Swoosh on the insole adds an exclusive touch.
Initially anticipated for All-Star weekend, the Air Jordan 4 “Rare Air” is now expected to launch in Summer 2025 with a retail price of $215. For more details as release dates approach, fans can check Jordan’s release calendar for updates.
